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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Starts Corporation Inc., founded in Tokyo in 1969, operates globally with a wide range of activities spanning construction, property administration, and tenant acquisition. The company specializes in the design and construction oversight of seismic-isolated buildings, in addition to executing urban revitalization and Public-Private Partnership (PFI) projects. Within real estate, they facilitate property transactions, including the sale of commercial structures, condominiums, and detached houses, and provide Corporate Real Estate (CRE) strategies and housing management solutions for business clients. Their extensive property management services cover residential, parking, office, and retail facilities, complemented by offerings like card key and home security systems. Starts Corporation also delivers asset management consultation and oversees J-REIT management. Furthermore, the company diversifies into media and hospitality, publishing lifestyle magazines and digital novels, managing the OZmall online platform, and organizing events. They are also involved in developing and operating hotels, traditional Japanese inns, and golf courses. A significant portion of their business is dedicated to social care, managing around 100 facilities such as nursing homes, elder care residences, and licensed childcare centers, alongside offering referral services for senior care and childcare support. Lastly, they enhance residential properties by selling and installing various fixtures and fittings.
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